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DIY: Leather Luggage and Bag Tags

DIY: Leather Luggage and Bag Tags

Doing It Yourself isn’t always the easiest or cheapest option, but odds are you won’t find anything more satisfying than finishing a DIY project with your own two hands. Each week, we’re going to showcase one cool DIY project tutorial from around the web.

Let’s face it, your luggage tags are boring. You could invest in some that don’t look like you bought them from the nearest big box store hours before your flight, or were provided to you by the nearest airline agent, but making your own out of leather is a far better option. Using Fairgoods tutorial, you can make your own gorgeous luggage or bag tags out of leather, cord and a few hand tools. You can even pick up their embossed leather tag kit to make the experience that much easier.